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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
THE RACES.
Full List of starters For tht
First Day.

To-day at Agr cultural Park commences
the spring meeting of the Los Angeles Turl
Club. The races will be excellent and the
arrangements are such that every one who
attends will have n delightful time. Fol-
lowing are the starters for the races:
For the 2.85 trot the first event on the
programme.
the Moor. being half brother to Roses Sui
tan. Del Sur and such good ones; his dam
by Belmont; his record Is 239 made years
ago; lately his work shows close TO $50, and
with Reynolds in the sulky he will be per
suaded to the front. In adversely his driv-
er brought Dora In winner and expects
10 do the same to-day.
No. "A b. x. s, Dick Thurston, by Silver
He els; dam Morgan Messenger; Wood s
raj ming and Walters driving shows much
below 10, and il not first is sure not to be
last In the race.
No. 8-Durfee's &. z. What Ho 5. by Rich.
mond, dam by 0yerlsud. making him
brother TO Romero. Leu Rose and that class
he was beaten last year Oh half mile track
in slow time. this year has shown mile In
2:32 his forte is rather staying qualities and
can be depended on for an all day 40 gate.
Everything favorable. he is dangerous.
Knowing ones size up the 'if"
No. s-Sproul's b. 9. Capt. Jack, aged, no
pedigree: really he Is by the celebrated
General Knox (302) out OF a Spalding Abdel-
lab mare. He has usually been defeated,
ana In SLOW time, Dut Win the skllliul nauO-
ling OF Richard Barnes, will make the bal
ance think they have race to run.
SECOND RACE-Three quarter mile dash
for two-year-olds. The Nadeau House
stakes, the creation of Mine Host Durham.
The first event of the kind ever consum
mated in Los Angeles. 1t closed in Decem-
Der, 1886, with eight entries, Hutchinson,
Machialo. Rowland and Pico scratched.
leaving:
No. 1-Pallet's b. c. Origin, by Hardwood,
dam Mollie Adams, by Ben Wade. owned
by winners and in fine condition. He will
make 1t hot from start to finish.
No. Fired McLeau's ch. Q. Typesetter,
by Hock-hocking, dam by Ben Wade, same
breeding as Hutchinson's Thoroughbred
being large promising colt. Our "dp" Is
look for him winner. Bridges handles
him.
No. 3--Robt. F.. Stewards ch. f. Bonnie
Blue, bv Jim Polk, dam fast mare. win
ner in san Diego. He carries 10T. the light
weight. with the talent up as rider. She
viii make a gallant maiden race. Watch
her.
No. 4-Samuel's b C, Ed McGinnis. unfor-
,una,e in falling to get place at the Bay;
his sire, Grinstead the sire OF Volsnte, dam
Jennie G. Just think. Can he be beaten?
We don't bet, but will wager a pot of paste
he gets there. 1t Is worth trip to the Park
10 see these events.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

UNION DEPOT HoTEL-Mrs 8 NJ Bradbury
and daughter Pasadena; w III Crosby and
wife, Miss Flora Ersaine, Racine, Wis;
Miss NJ Roberts. Appleton, Wis; Mrs W u
Roadway, Banning; T L Stiles; Tucson: W II
Harper. Deming; + A Mcbride Tulare; A l.
'Gilliland, jefferson, iowa; A Thomas, New
York; A McPike, Vallejo.
GRAND CRNTRAL-J X Todd, Miss Maggie
dillogbv. Greeley. Col; w N Woodward San
Diego; p Kegant and family, Miss A Ander-
son, Wbitewine. San francisco; X II Han.
lea, Handy, w L Stewart, Riverside; W
Balloon, NJ Balloon, Ventura; Mrs Tracy,
Mrs Van Pelt, Santa Barbara; j W Carter.
Drake. Emporia, Kan; Hugh Carson,
Cleveland, o; Chante and wife. NJ Boland,
Newton, Kan; + C Ragland. Riverside; ;
Chas bennett city; ], Craig. w Craig,
Pasadena.
ST.. CHARLES B Brown, San Francisco
Il + Gordan, Phoenix. A L; b M List Wheel
ing, w Va; Captain w I Tribe, San Fran.
cisco; L Boesmer, ] Farnsworth. Walter J
DurkeD, II i Ritner, Frank Powers. ii
Dunn, 4 King, city; A Bower, Pomona; Chas
Murtha, Paul Columbe, San Francisco: VIM
Dyer. South Riverside; q II Rhodes, Kan
sas City; VIM Newport. Perris; W Kull-
wer, Azusa; James Mack, Denver; E Lee
febore, Montreal, Can; w Gray, st Paul;
Perry Olmsted, Beaumont: Il Field, San
Jose: VIM Witte, wife and daughter, Jas
John G North and wife, Miss ii Irish. VIM
Z Russell and wife. Riverside: Miss Whit
ney. olive; W and John Ryan. San Jacinto;
Ell Waite, Redland
Proc HousE~F r Stevenson, Oakland; A
Andrews, city; J Osborn and wife, Ontario;
II M Roy, Port Huron, N Y; # Rockafallow,
Miss RocIafallow, Mrs Rockafallow, Miss
Amy Read, Miss schaffer. Port Hume, n ";
and wife, Indiana; II W Luke and wife,
Missouri; Jas Neill, Madison, Ind, e L
Dove. L v Dove, J B Paul, Coldwater, Mich |;
Oh Smith, Chicago. Ills; M Da,mison,
SON, santa Monica; II B Bailey, Cotton; L
w Healey, San Diego; w Carmtne,
Tucson; B Johnson, Chicago; q Ora
ham, San Francisco; Edw Fraser, Mar.
quette; MS Coulter, Ontario; W M
Kingman, q Fullerton, Biyerside; B W
Kinney and wife, Santa Monics; b Rit-
ner, City; Harry Melbourne, Australia;
John O'Neil. San Jose; J Sawyer, Walla
ST.. ELMo-H NJ Willis and wife, Mrs NJ A
Brooks, Mrs J A Remission, Miss l. Tolles.
A Paris, d Fence, T Murphy, A Disz,
b B Rich, San Bernardino: W Banning, II
Banning, Miss Banning. B Banning. M
Fernandez Fl A Daily, Fulton Wells; 9 s
Collins Santa Barbara Mathews. w
Morgan, Des Moines, Ie; Mrs Rose. sun
ny slope; d II Recarte,J J Sweeney. Phn-
nix; ? Davidson and son, Salt Lake CITY, y, -
Pomona; ! Weld and wife, Cahuengai
N H Mitchell and " lie, Anaheim; & P Jew.
ett aud wife, Spadra; Mrs M simpson and
daughter, Ventura; q X Drane, san Pedro
T Douse, Minnesota Mrs NJ Mylvea, San
Benardino; FW Marvin and daughter, II
Alkan, s Judd, San Francisco; J Ward. 4
Kelham. San Diego; G Harwood. Massa
chusetts; A b Minor, San Jose; DR. ID Sea,
man. San Pedro; A b Hotchkiss. Cotton;
L Palmer, Pomona; A q Johnston, Pasa
dena; J N Cowles, Gladstone; A Hensler
Riverside; NJ Stowe, Chicago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
In THE SUPERIOR COURT

AF Los ANGELES COUNTY, STATE OF
~ California. In the matter of the estate
of Rarcisse Saverta, deceased. No. b542.
Order to show cause-DOL0RES A. SAVE
RIA, the executrix of the last will and tes-
lament of Narcisse Saveria, deceased, hav'
ing filed her petition herein duly verified,
praying for an order to mortgage for the
sum OF one thousand $4,000 dollars. for the
purposes therein set forth, certain part OF
the real estate OF said decedent, described
as follows: A certain tract of land situate,
lying and being in Los Angeles County.
State of California, being part OF the Rancho
La Ballona. bounded on the north by the
Lucas Rancho; east, by lands Of A. Rose;
south, by lands of 5. Grippe, and west, by
lands of Machado. containing about l2i
acres.
1t is therefore ordered by the undersigned,
Judge OF said Court, that all persons inter-
ested in the estate of said deceased appear
before the said Superior Court on Monday,
June Is, 1887, at 10 A. NJ. OF said day, at the
Courtroom of Department Two OF said
Court. in the City of Los Angeles, and
County Of Los Angeles. to show cause why
the said realty, or some part thereof, should
the said sum Of $1,000, or such lesser amount
as to the Judge of said Superior Court
shall seem meet, according to the petition
of said executrlx ON file herein. to which
reference is made for further particulars,
and why such other and further orders
should not be made In the premises.
1t Is further ordered that a copy OF this
weeks In the DAILY HERALD, newspaper
of general circulation published in the said
county.
Dated May 10th, 1887
w. r. GARDINER,
myi1-td Judge of said Superior Court.
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WANTED HOMES.
who VIII Adopt Two Infant
f,hsIdreuY

Gnhhureh
Wanted immediately homes for two
infant children. girls, aged respectively
eleven and twenty days. Iu the city
papers of Saturday was published q
pathetic letter. ostensibly written by
the little babe whom it introduced and
who was left at the door of gentle
mans home in Florence. The little waif
pleaded for protection and adoption. but
circumstances made it impossible for him
TO receive it and care for it. At the
County Hospital, where another little
child had been ushered into life, just as
its mother closed her eyes forever from
its helplessness. No room could he
found for either and no other door
opened to the small wanderers. They
are carried to the Orphans Home, but
its already crowded condition, the over.
taxed nurse and her helpers
and the want of funds, for.
bade the management giving more
than the temporary shelter demanded
by common humanity. No provision is
made for State aid for children under
one year of age, and it has been in face
of positive rules that the management
have received these children for whom
no other shelter could be found. Pro-
vision, necessarily limited in amount
aud time, has been granted by the
Board of Supervisors, and the appeal is
now made to these into whose hearts
and hemes has never come the child. |
life, or to those from whom have gone
out the light and joy of the family cir.
Gle, to receive these little ones into the |
places and to bestow upon them
the waiting love and needed care.
Enquire of Mrs. D. G. stephens. cor
ner of Sixth and Olive streets. or Miss X.
95 Date street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18

The following passengers left yesterday
ON the steamer Queen oil the Pacific:
For San Francisco-Mrs II w Whipple,
Miss + O 'Hanlon, A Thielman, Ryan, Miss
G Hunter, Mrs Myrtle Van Duzeni
Mrs Jos LaidleS, Miss Kate Laidlcy, !;
Nntten and vile, Victor Y Manger, M
f,vons. X W Murphy, S saller, Morrison
W warren, X l. Dunn, Mrs Rose Neshouo
ErafTt. Rev X Laughlin and nineteen In the
For Port Harford-L Porter, ] Vosburg'
Rev ] Need, Miss Ludham.
slsor Santa Barbara--deorge A Stccie nna nna
Life. Miss A Oxfoot, NJ l. Wicks, George W
BROOK, Miss Addie Lautg, s Welsh ano
vile
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Abstract and Title Insurance Company
OF LOS ANGELES. A CORPORATION.

nRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS. LOS
L Angeles city, county of Los Angeles,
California. ONCE over w. @. Furreys hard.
ware store. No. 81 Spring street, in said city.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting
OF the Directors, held on the Sd day of May,
A. D. 1887, an assessment OF $40 per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately to Frank
A. Gibson, Secretary. at the office of the
company.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on Monday. the 9Th
day OF June, 1887, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale ut public auction; and,
unless payment is made before. will be sold
on Monday, the 27th day OF Jnne, 1887. at the
office of the company, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of
said day. to pay the delinquent asses sment,
together with costs Of advertising and ex-
penses OF sale.
Witness my hand and seal of said COM
pany. FRANK A. GIBSON,
Secretary,
At the Office of said company, over W. c.
Furrey's hardware store, No. 81 Spring
street, city and county of Los Angeles.
California. my4 S0t
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A GREAT BARGAIN 3!

NLEGANT RESIDENCE OF TEN ROOMS,
IL bath, hot and cold water. bay window.
porch 81 etc.. with furniture and carpets;
EO- FOR SALE. -SN
Several very cheap houses and lots for
parties who must sell.
Beautiful residence lot. l0oxl75. on the
west side OF Figueroa street, at about $1,000
below actual value.
Six acres choice land. with Il kS-story house
OF rooms, brick cellar, large stable.
chicken-house and good we'll. Price, $1400.
To Exchanqe-42 acres, with good house.
trees and vines, adjoining city limits, for
unincumbered property.
To Let--House of rooms. large stable,
ETC., on Main street; low rent to right party
R. VERCH,
Room 80 TEMPLE BLOCK, Los ANGELES, CAL.
my1q-Jm
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HOUSES AND LOTS.

Hill street, 2 rooms west side. 5000
Hill street, lovely cottage OF rooms.
H. & q. water. bath. patent closet;
lot 50xl55 to alley; new and central $500
Griffin avenue. house and LOT. ......... 1l60
House and lot on Ninth street......... 1850
Three houses and one lot; pays $50 per
month rent; right in town; a good
investment; half cash; only ....... 1000
House of s rooms, two-story; IA acres
ofground well, windmill and tank:
on line of cars; a fine home; lots of
fruit and flowers. .................. :. 1000
Carr street, 5-room house; good lot: mr..
cars; cheap. .......... ..............-. 2bUO
Two-story house on Los Angeles street;
large lot: bet. Sixth and Seventh. 5000
Nice house, lots of fruit; stable; a acre
of ground; on line OF cars: cheap at 1850
And 100 other places
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
c. A. SUMNER & CO.,
WE HAVE FOR sAIT.

Real Estate Agents and Auctiopeers.
81 North Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
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Glendale, the Beautiful Suburb |!
FULTON WELLS.

Riverside
70
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SPECIAL.

> ACRE HOMEsTEAD--CHoIC PROP
> erty; 10 acres level, hne for subdivision;
II lovely lots, best In Bird tract, all In city
limits, Boyle Heights; a splendid invest
ment. apply at N, Main street. apls-lT
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18

WE HAVE FOR SALE:
Lot 50xl1s Maxwell avenue: hf cash. s37b
60x150 Pritchsrd, mr.. Downey ave.. 400
50xl40 Elaine ave.: half cash; no
interest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 525
60xS0 Grand ave-, mr. Washfnton.. $50
50xl22 Pine st., nr. Grand ave-. 1850
50x138 Ellis ave-, Er. hotel. ....... 1850
50x150 Bonnie Brae tIact........ 1900
60x150 vairmount tract. .,......... 1900
ll6x129 Sc. corner Brooklyn and
Florida streets. ...,........... 16OO
50x150 Beacon Sc, Arlington tract. 1900
608I9o Figueroa, nr. Adams....... 22o0
I20xi90 Fig eroa and Manhattan. $500
90xl00 Buena Vista, mr.. Virgin.... 1900
House of 8 rooms on Turner street,. 1900
House of s rooms and furniture on
Seventh, near Union. 5000
New house of 6 rooms and bath, Ar
mold street Observation-Disclosures. SOuV
Two houses Of rooms; each rent for
$50; on llments............... 5000
Ten acres on cable line; improved. 1900
lO5 acres In city limits. ts............... 60,t00
O. A. SUMNER 81 CO.,
oc17 81 North Maiu Street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18

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Stiffness In the limbs is sure to vanish by
the use of st. Jacobs OIL. the conqueror OF
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steamer Departures.

ST. Jacobs Oil best for stiff neck-A. Fink
Wells. Nevada. All druggists have 1t.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
d. F. DONEGAN.

Grading Contractor ana Dealer
in Horses,
VIII make estimates on all kinds OF work
Large contracts specially. Stables and al
ice corner OF Bunker Hill avenue an{i Nom
treal street. Rssidence 81 East Second
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
LIN their New Qunrters.
for sick Headache.

Crandall, Grow & Go. are now at lS3 and
1856 West Flrststr with full line of stoves,
mantels and CRATES.
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Southern California National Bank,
Madam Rlnck.

Directors-L. N. Breed, II. 7. Newell, FL.
A. Barclay, Charles Il. Day, Alexander Pom
ney, ID. M. Graham, Il g. BOsbyshell, M.
HGgan, Frank RAIDER. william F. Bnsbyshell.
JOkr Radick f24-tf
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4 sxNGUyNARY PRIZE FIGHT
Tie Marine and Mike Hoden Give q Brutal
Exhibitor In wsiDIugtsn.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 12.-La Blanche,
the Marine. met Mike Boden at the Grand
Central tonight and one OF the worst fights
ever socn in the city was the result
Frank Burke OF Philadelphia was billed
Ia 1eht La Blanche, but his heart
failed him =. the last moment and no
made an inglorious re'rcnt When Boden
and the Marine came together for the first
round both began hard fighting. Boden was
knocked down In the first half OF the round.
but NJ It's close Eelther man had much
ad'antags. although both were badly
punched. The second round saw some
furlo Ls fighting IVY both men. Boden
was bloody from his face 10 his waist and
made frantic efforts to throw LeBlanche every
time they clinched. The wind up OF tho round
was thoroughly brutal in the execution done
and both men were suffering.
At Inc opening Vi tho third round Boden be-
gan bpcktng and claim OF foul was made but
Simply twiId beast exhibition. and Ia
the fourth b round both men strained
the stage. Toward tho dnisii svsrytbing WAS WAS
G. Infusion, with La Blanche furnishing his
n IN badly. The call of time could not
b. heard, and La Blanche persisted In
keeping az his man. Referee and seconds
~ teriered, but 1t Wa, o. no avail. The Marine
hit tho :seree and seconds for interfering,
and vas only cuietea after. Boden had been
carried from the stage When duist was re-
Stored. Kelly OF Philadelphia offered to match
thr Marine against Boden Tor $3.50, tho fight to
take place In two hourB.
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In Mourning for the Auarchi.ts.

WATERBURY,, Nov. 12--The Naugatuck Agi-
tator a labor organ. came out yesterday with
turned rules in mourning for the departed An
archists. The editor is the Hon. Henry G.
Baldwin. ono Of the best known lawyers In the
State He has been twice q candidate for Gov
ernol IN the Greenback ticket. and again on
tho Labor ticket, delegate to National Con-
ventions OF these parties. and lecturer through
all parts Of the country. He said edtorially:
THE State OF Illinois has stained her name
with blot such rs will call for retribution
from outraged justice. The flag of our nation
is no longer a shield and protection for inno-
cence and freedom, but simply the insignia of
capitalism to protect in the hands Of the rob-
hers their stolen wealth. The storm is COM
ing. and 1861 will have been nild by the side of
1t is said to-day that at meeting of the
stockholders last night the paper was put into
Y Pho Sbs & nov, 1.-THE People. a news
ago in tho interests Of he, workingmen. but
which has of late drifted toward anarchy
h tsa %e SSsm s
in. ior the Anarchists hanged in Chicago yes
terisy. On the title page is the, cut Of q man
under it, I'm hoe siono pinces. Though yol
may Toe roy the singer YOU cannot destroy the
soug" below that Is the following:
mourn he death Of free speech ana free assembly
IA 1sa pPsjad,Ss periured PACK. prepared FOR pre-.
meditated murderl
On the last page is solid column OF black
faced type, which reads as follows:
Mass memorial meeting In honor OF the martyrs at
CHICAGO to be held in the hall over the Psopies Office
~ North Main street. Saturday Afternoon at
o'clock The case reviewed; It's relation TO the labor
81 nj o
c.go, Will address tue meeting Friends Of freedom
rally all BY UsGer Of tie Judicial Committee Central
Labor uuon.
There are about 200 Anarchists here and
this notice OF their intended meeting will he
brought to the attention OF the police au-
thorities.
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PRINCE WILLIAM. THE CROWN rnrxcz's soN

PRINCE WILLIAM, THE CROWN PR1NcEs SoH.
At last a decisive examination was mad9
yesterday morning, which resulted In the dosl
tors declaring that radical cure was impossi!
BILE. the only difference Of opinion being a. to
how long the Crown Princes life could be pro-
longed. Tho Grown Prince heard part OF the
discussion between tho doctors. Hs shoys:d Nd
the greatest self possession when toid tnst NJ Y.
meet the Princess. He aiterward sent . long
despatch to the Emperor; and then: resalltnx
Dr.. Mackenzie Communicated the result u
to to 10 more sfisstsd By tie dreadful news t6sa
opinion Is now Of historic interest. Re az
from the N Crown Princes throat WITH iofcspa
BY Dr. Mackenzie's method provoked yisor.
consul! ation on the Crown Princes case. Prot.
The aS s ods &
ness, and absolute e1actness II ne sseise. 81
T5s opy spSsRf defender q 81 Ms;sEsHszss
Mackenzie did not select the wrong Tsstmsnt;
that be continued that begun under bergme!pn
and GerhaEdt and that an operation IN tho
opinions q the physiclnns in attendance at
Dr.. Schroeder holds that the new growth
below the vocal chords Is cancer?us. and ad-
yisss tho complete cutting out OF the whole
larynx. He says that an Immediate operation
would be very advantageous. but says hs
would consent to Q postponeruent. % IN tho
mean time the malady can be combated BY
: Dr.. Schroeder is convinced that the life Of the
excislon Of the larynx. Although the oIeIa-
tion is very dangerous and its effect uncertain,
it might be attended with good results. Anef:
cision from the, wind pipe. he maintains, would
only defer death u few years. go
DR.. Krause says that tho new swelling pre-.
vents him from expressing q decisive opinion.
The affection appears to Be cancsrous, but he
opposes complete excision OF the larynx and
advocates tracheotomy only.
DR.. Mackenzie considers the growth to %
cancerous. and advises that a small piece OF 1t
be extracted for submission to analysis By
Prof. Yirchow. on whose, report the fnal de-
cision OF the physicions should be based.
The Emperor is naturally much stfsctesd By
the serious nature Of the Crown Princes Ill.
ness. but the rumors that he has had q relapse
threatening death are untrue.
News comes from Coblentz that the Empress
is worse. No bulletins about her condition
have been posted. and 1t is feared her illness In
serious
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MURDERED IN A CORN FIELD.
Aged Barbara X aadie the yictim-Her Son
in.Law Arrested.

iH-Law Arrested.
George M. @. Durham Of Woodbury.. N. j.,
near Philadelphia, went to neighbor on FRI
Jay and asked for help In his search for his
mother in law, Barbara Handle. He said he
had been away since Thursday morning. and
his wife had boon absent for longer time He
said that he and mother" had gone to the
the field to husk corn Thursday morning. and
after staying out awhile he decided that he
would not work any longer. hut would goto his
fathers, at Morroeville. whore his wife was
staying. He left Mrs. Kandle in the field. On
returning yesterday he found things about the
house in condition showing that Mrs. Handle
had not been there. and. as she was 60 years
0 40 men ohs Sir bsnhaS In the search
near the shesE Of corn which she had p been
was all about, and the soft ground showed
marks Of q struggle. The, old w9man's head
was nearly I shot on above tie elbow. and shot
Apparently Mrs Handle had been on her
heap oi corn against tho fence. not only uncon-
scions OK danger. but also ignorant of the fact
TIE sd up
the gun over the fence In Q small peninG be-
tween the stalks, bad shot at his victim not no,
held. Blood marks on the fence showed that
s od hss
the would-be murderer seeing how poorly his
work had been DONE had struck her twice on
tho head. probably with his gun. in order to
complies hie crime.
Coroner Beale Of Glassboro WAS sent for.
quest OF the others. and the facts above 10
lated were. brought out Of the inquest. Tho
Ccroncr's Jury declared that the deceRs cd had
come to her death at tito hands Of some person
or persons unknown: but as there was sus-
plcion against Durham he was Immediately
arrested. Some Of the circumstances unfayor-
able to Durham are that, according to neigh
borhoo9 talk, he had not lived peacoably with
his mother-iu-l law: that his conduct during tho
that hs tainted during the inquest and that
his gun, was missing; Tho gun had been loaned
Wednesday. Durham denied knowing what
had become of it.